The three major competitions are not easy to play, butterfly ball is more stable than the World Cup Aoyou

Ms. 7: Jin Qinying is not easy to play.

You are not easy to play in mixed doubles, men's doubles, and women's doubles, and you are all the same in singles. Bian Songjing's ball is OK, but Bian Songjing has two-sided adhesive tape, and I think he is not as good as Jin Qinying. It's awkward to be on the ball, but he's very strong. Bian Songjing didn't seem to lose the fake A-play last year. Ordinary children and Bian Songjing couldn't beat him because they were very strong and had great strength and quality.

So Sasha comes up and adapts to the venue and the competition atmosphere, and she still needs to prepare more. Because the first bye is equivalent to the first game against Bian Songjing, Bian Songjing played one game, and she is very hard like this, so I think you should prepare more. She is strong when she comes up. She says there is no weak, she is not weak, she is so fierce, but she is still weak, she is also relative, not absolute.

The singles are all four-handed butterfly balls. The assistant has not yet rested. I think the butterfly ball is okay. Anyway, I tell you that after experiencing the Macao ball, you will be better than that ball. Really, that ball is what I just described, but I don’t know if anyone has seen Naruto’s ball, just like a spirebra, and it came and floated with the wind. This ball is so floating.

But butterflies can be much better, but I am not sure what they look like, because I actually rarely use butterfly balls. I'll tell you why it's better than seamless balls? There are seam balls, I'll give you a metaphor.

·First, the butterfly ball is indeed hard.

·Second, the difference between a seam ball and a seamless ball. Doesn’t having a seam ball mean having a center of gravity? It is the ball rubbing against the air while it rotates. If there is a seam, will it have a center of gravity? Can you tell me, can you tell me, can you tell me? What is this concept? If there is a seam ball, there is a center of gravity. Isn’t this ball turning once it is pulled? It means that after friction with the air, there will be a center of gravity.

So if the ball uses 80% force to pull it over, it will probably be 80% force, and it may also float, but it will be more stable. Seamless balls do not have this thread. Seamless balls are different from Macau this time. What does it prove without this thread? After the integrated synthesis, once the ball is pulled, there is no center of gravity when it is rubbing with the air when it is rotated and rubbed in the air. The center of gravity is very important and critical, so the red ball table floats.

I have never played, I can't analyze it, I have never played the ball table, and I don't know, I have the same expression as Brother Long on the ball table.